Obituary for Viola Noyes Rawley
Viola Noyes Rawley, 84 passed away peacefully on January 13, 2020 at the Woodlands Center of Rockland, ME. She was born on May 21, 1935 in North Waldoboro, Maine to parents Charles and Jennie Noyes.
Viola grew up in Waldoboro and graduated from Waldoboro High School class of 1953. Viola worked for Sylvania’s for 10 years, ran a crew for Medomak Canning Company while raising 4 boys and running a household. Viola was a member of The Country Wranglers Band, Master of Maple Grange #135 in North Waldoboro, ME, Member of the Dirigo Motorcycle Group in Winthrop, ME, and a member of the Word of Life Church in Waldoboro, ME.
Viola’s favorite pastimes were snowmobiling, camping, traveling, cooking –especially her breads, biscuits and pineapple upside down cakes, She was known for her exquisite baking of pastries, loved to crochet, and do crafts. She loved to go to lawn sales. And she sold Avon for many years as well. She also loved to play cribbage and wouldn’t mind playing until midnight if the game needed to be.
Viola’s family fondly recalls that she was noted for the character “Elvira” that she portrayed. She will be remembered as being kind, compassionate, caring, giving. Viola always took care of her family and extended family as well.
Viola was predeceased by her parents, her husband Raymond Rawley, her sister Permelia “Millie” Turnbull, her brother Edwin Noyes, and her nephew Paul Turnball, and Stephen Turnball, Jr.
She is survived by her sons Tim Rawley and wife Lynn, Tom Rawley and wife Barbara, Daniel Rawley and wife Alicia all of Waldoboro, her granddaughters Michelle Rawley of New Mexico, Karen Bowman and husband Tony of Waldoboro, Amy Rife and husband James of Jefferson, Amanda Diaz and husband Nate of Waldoboro along with grandsons Kevin Rawley of Waldoboro and Jacob Rawley of New Mexico. She is also survived by 9 great grandchildren and her beloved dog Max.
A funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, January 17, 2020 at The Word of Life Church, 41 Old Route One, Waldoboro, Maine, Pastor Tom Rawley officiating.
Hall’s of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences visit hallfuneralhomes.com
Viola grew up in Waldoboro and graduated from Waldoboro High School class of 1953. Viola worked for Sylvania’s for 10 years, ran a crew for Medomak Canning Company while raising 4 boys and running a household. Viola was a member of The Country Wranglers Band, Master of Maple Grange #135 in North Waldoboro, ME, Member of the Dirigo Motorcycle Group in Winthrop, ME, and a member of the Word of Life Church in Waldoboro, ME.
Viola’s favorite pastimes were snowmobiling, camping, traveling, cooking –especially her breads, biscuits and pineapple upside down cakes, She was known for her exquisite baking of pastries, loved to crochet, and do crafts. She loved to go to lawn sales. And she sold Avon for many years as well. She also loved to play cribbage and wouldn’t mind playing until midnight if the game needed to be.
Viola’s family fondly recalls that she was noted for the character “Elvira” that she portrayed. She will be remembered as being kind, compassionate, caring, giving. Viola always took care of her family and extended family as well.
Viola was predeceased by her parents, her husband Raymond Rawley, her sister Permelia “Millie” Turnbull, her brother Edwin Noyes, and her nephew Paul Turnball, and Stephen Turnball, Jr.
She is survived by her sons Tim Rawley and wife Lynn, Tom Rawley and wife Barbara, Daniel Rawley and wife Alicia all of Waldoboro, her granddaughters Michelle Rawley of New Mexico, Karen Bowman and husband Tony of Waldoboro, Amy Rife and husband James of Jefferson, Amanda Diaz and husband Nate of Waldoboro along with grandsons Kevin Rawley of Waldoboro and Jacob Rawley of New Mexico. She is also survived by 9 great grandchildren and her beloved dog Max.
A funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, January 17, 2020 at The Word of Life Church, 41 Old Route One, Waldoboro, Maine, Pastor Tom Rawley officiating.
Hall’s of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences visit hallfuneralhomes.com